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The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
NIlaeg AeauIstea.

Dispatches from Colorado Springs
state that the jury In the Miner muir
der case returncsi n verdict Of acquittal.
The verdict was expected. as there Is no
doubt that Miner was excusablc for
killing Forbes. alias Texas Bill."
The case is particularly interesting In
that new theory Of defense in muir
der case has been evolved. II appears
that on the morning Of the fatal affray
the decreased and accused became in
volved in n personal encounter In which
the defendant was struck heavy blow
over the head with the butt Of = black
snake whip; that the defendant imme.
diAtely. or as soon a. he could free him
self from his assailant, went to his
cabin. got his rife and shot the de-
ceased through the heart.
Tie accused claims that he don't re-
member any Of the transactions that &C.
Cured after he WAS struck with the
whip until some time after the shooting
Was done. and from this has been
brought the theory that he was entirely
irresponsible fog tho act Of killing.
Physicians were put upon the stand to
explain the effects Of such blow. and
testified that the defendant might very
probably have been in state Of mental
disturbance very much similar to what
IS known rs hypnotism, or somnambu-
lisrn, and that while he may have acted
in perfectly rational manner, his mind
WAS In such a state Of irritation that he
not only did not realize what he WAS
doing, or the logical consequences Of
his act, but that the faculty Of memory
was 80 abnormally dormant that he
could not recollect after the affray what
had happened. The case has attracted
considerable attention OIL account of
this thc,gy Of a defense.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
TIE Dasisy Tsa Case.

TIE oosley 1oa Case.
For the benefit Of some of our readers
We present brief resume Of the case of
l.. II. lirceze. County Attorney. vs. Ora
Haley. A decision by the Supreme
Court may not In given for somr umc.
In isas The County Axseasor Of Rouit
county aase.esi the cattle Of Ora liaisy.
then grazing In that part of Colorado
The number h tse hessi WAS given -
500 head. hat Mr.. Haley objected 10
the assessment on the ground that II
was unjust and too high. lie wrnt l,c-
fore the hoard of County Commission
err and endesvorcd 10 get = rrbatr. hut
Il vas not granted. Haley then refused
70 pay the taxes. Last November tho
County Treasurer seized some 3DO head
of cattle and i0o head Of hors-s To sat
isfy the taxss. Haley applied for an
injunction restraining the sale of the
cattle and commenced suit against the
Treasurer for damages accruing through
y loar of cattle occasioncsi by their TN.
due exposure. The injunction was
granted by Judge Carpenter, and tn.
plaintiffs moved to dissolve. but Il was
denied. County Treasurer i.r-cse then
appealed to the Supreme Court.
The amount involved il now between
5000 and 1900. including taxes. inter.
est and fees.
Ora Haley Is one of the largest cattle
men In that section Of the country, and
is well known. His herds craze not
only In Colorado but also In Wyoming.
his residence being vi Laramie City.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
Csaaetl PreessAtugs.

Tue regular meeting OF the Town
Council was held last Monday evening
ut the once Of the Town Recorder, G..
ID. Thayer. Those present were Mayor
Clark, and Trustees Mediation. Alise.
brook and Thayer. After the transac-
ton OF some routine business the old
council adjourned.
Tho now Board WA then sworn In,
and II now consists Of Mexsrs. Thaycr.
Mediation, Buchan, Leonard and Wild
hack, with Mayor Clark presiding.
Tho election Of officers was then or
dered, and resulted ~ follows:
Town Recorder, q. u. Thayer; Town
Treasurer. II. a. wiidhack; Town
Marshal. A. +. Randall; tho selection
Of q Police Magistrate was postponed
until the next meeting.
A committee Was then appointed ia
confer with the Cartcr brothcrs, having
In view he ss0Oval oi ehsir buildir1
from Main street.
TIE question Of providing town dump
ing grounds was taken up, but action
thereon deferred until some future
meeting.
Adjourned till Monday evening next,
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
Dsps....ey /. ~. s..e,~n..

Well.known Gentleman Ito editor Of
village paper)-liere's little thing that
|. scratched of. Didn't intend To have
Il printed. but some Of my literary
friends think 1t is pretty good thing.
th< lgh don't think there is any merit
In t.
Etiitor-l1l read II and Sec wha, can
he done with It.
All right. Didn't know but YOU
might put II In some obscure corner Of
your paper. hut don't print II unless you
want to, for I'm sure there's nothing
In II.
Several days later. Same gent TO cd
itor-Bv the way. did you conclude to
print that little thing handed you
Editor (ianding him the manuscript
Il am sorry TO inform You that 1t is not
available.
Well, but my literary friends will I've
disappointed.
Yes, I suppose 80.
Not available. you sayr Why I'm
sure II has more literary merit than
anything ,ou had In your last issue. i
worked on IL three or four days, and
know that 1t Is well written. No won
der your paper is not more successful
when you exclude such matter. Thought
that II your paper printed it I'D buy a
few copies Of your paper.
All! Let me zee the manuscript
again. Examines it, oh. 1t will do.
I overlooked this page entirely. and
thereby Lost the observation-disclosures
Travsier.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
A. ssssr.sssss Tsss.ps--s.

A larr clock Just completed In Ger
many hy Christian Martin Is said 10 sur.
pas In uoudcrful construction sll pre-
vious achievements. II Is dc,ignc'; I"
show the seconds. minutes. quarter
isoufs, boarS. days. weeks. months. the
four seasons. the years. and leap years
until Tie closs of W.D9 A, ID. II gives
indications for every latitude, and re-.
cords the successive phases II tie moon.
II not only strikes IL. quarters and
houss, but tho minutes ~ well. sixty
diaernt symbolic figures performing
the WORK A night wa,chman blows
the hars Of the night on his horn. n
cock crows At sunrise, and cncko" ap-
pea1 in Spring. There are moving pie.
tars1. = beil.rin.inx sacris;an who
knsels aud folds his hands, and flute.
toned musicAl works. besides other In.
teres; ing features.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Chicago Is now wrestling with the
SMALLPOX.
In some parts Of Texas people arc
suffering terribly FROM the druutii.
They are hauling water ten miles.
a riot among Denver Poles occurred
last Sunday, In which one man was
fatally shot and several wounded.
John 4. Raymond. tho celebrated
actor, died last Sunday nj Evansville.
Indiana, Of n complication Of heart
troubles.
Tie coal miners throughout tho East
arc discussing the formation Of = now
union which will bring them all under
common Jurisdiction.
County Trra,urcrs assume their OIL
cini du,ic. the second Tuesday In Jul,
after election. Tho present Trcasurrrs
will hold over until July. isss.
The Garfield statue nj the west ap.
proach OF tho capitol In Washington
will liz unveiled vi the meeting Of the
Army Of the Cumberland. May II and ~
Germany has decided that Germans
who have hecome citizens of tho United
States will In liable to expulsion from
Germany until they acquire German
righsa.
The Inter. State Commerce Commis-
sion have suspended the operations II
ihs long and ai,ost haui clsssae In il ~
lAtiou 10 several Iossis until the cub
icct Ia examincd further.
Patrick Mccarthy waa hanged al Fost
Smith. Arkansas. oa the s,h inst He
MAS tho six,y-sixth man executed tbess
In twelve years. md they still have
twrnty.iour muri~tcts In prison there.
The Canadian cruiser Visilan, chased
All American fishing. schooner o'a cf the
three mile limit. on the 7th inst. ssd
fired . gun To bring her 10. but the
schooner was too rapid for the Cannuck.
Is. r. Logan. n cousin Of tho dead
General. WAS killed at u tie chute mile
below R-,i cliH on the 7th. by q tic
jump.n. from the track and striking
him. lie hal recently lost fortune Of
slU.OD In Chicago In stocks and came
west To commence anew.
George ". Cook was reelected Mayor
Of Lcadvillc at the late election by .
majority OF 10 over James \. Dean.
The aldermen elected were Mcssrs.
Grove. Younsson. Dongan. Hayhurss,
fairbairn and Williams, the three latter
bctng Republicans. As f,c Rcpubli.
cans hold over. the complication Of the
council now stands In their favor eight
to four. Charles Seymour was chosen
a. Treasurer. and he had majority In
every ward.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
s1ock AND nANGK NkWs.

Thsss " 10 stir 10 speak Of among
White siver cattlemen at present.
Evssyoas is apparently taking rest be-
fore Tie real work Of the roundup com
neoces.
Ths Wyoming Stock Growers asso-
cislioo hssd their annual meeting at
ChsysCks last week. The veterinarians
report bowed that 1900 cattle had
bssn iaspected In the quarantine yards
Il that placs during the past year. No
oontaGiess diseases exists among wyo.
ming e(f41s Il tho present. time.
ThsrS u . vast difference in the
qsalitype the three groupings Of alfalfa
hay, 81 Mr.. Brisben Walker. who run
ths Hertlsy Farm. near Denver, sue
esssf,,1yser number Of years. The
third - lest cutting In not god for
horss Nd. but makes the host COW
| lbea..sN u too snst tor horses. but Ia
just ti,s thing for milk product. Tho
arst cutting Is the best for the equine.
ARR rsadis3 the Item In another
column coucssning the trouble er-
pesisnced In driving the last bunch Of
cattis from White up Grand river 10
GI1nvooti. White river cattlsmen will
naturally make tho inquiry. "canno, a
more fuasiblr route 70 the Springs bc had
than the present one up the canon ~
We think II possible 10 establish trail
between hcrr and Glcnwooi that would
BE- murh preferable To the present one.
The Old u. trail would ir even better.
A German. who Ia ranchinH u few
miles weA, Of town. was In III. other
day. ard seemed IL fec! some~hA,
badly. "what IL tho matter. sskc.i II
friend. "veli. 1 loss nfc her cent. oi
my cattle dis winter" lie wns told that
was getting Cd easily. and that he ought
70 consider himself lucky. hut lie could
nst ses Il that way. A little further
cU0vcnaiion Al,owcsi that he hai los,
ave out of six head which he Owned nj
TIE bsginning Of winter. - sundanec
Gazette.
Ex- Governor Routt Of Colorado. says
The days Of fancy CROWN. in the
West haa gone by. THE cattle growing
q the fature," Mr.. lioutt says. will
b on businesa basis right down 10 the
MARROW. The profits will hc moderate
md ev~n small. but steady. In fact.
he bst days of cat,le-arowinR are com.
Ing. th- days when II viii In u safe and
slaa1y bosineas- Tho young fellows
Who used u cosue out West with the
0naey u uhsir fathers. ride around on
tns0- back In 0ashy cowtny suits, and
eharRs lts expsase up In vsoht and io~s
tgenes.d0 lnssl hasr h~rn sent 10 tho
rsaS. heir operations seemed 10 de-
pseeiaa. stock growing greatly and 10
bgtDg te whole bs,sinsA inio dlsscpuir.
The eaa3e growing II the future will bc
In tss hands u experienced men with n
prace1c,1 knowiesier of tie business"
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16

The Director of the Mint Is seeking
new devices for American coins, from
the dollar to .hc cent.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16

A young man Of Meeker recently
went TO livery stable to secure horse
and carriage with the anticipation Of
taking u pleasant drive. and requested
to be furnished with horse that was
perfectly gentle and could i'e driven
safely with one hand" The iiveryman
informed the young gentleman Of
limited experience. that according u
the revised edition of Hoyie, It is Gus
tomary on White river. TO allow the
lady tue privilege Of driving. and there
by give the escort the freedom Of both
hands" The young man took the
horse. and now goes about town wear
ing a bland smile. with the ASSURANCE
that he is the best posted man on hcrse
affairs In all these parts.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16

All the great masters almost make
their novels end we'll. scott only breaks
down now and then. as In 1.-The Bride
Of Lammermoor." Dickens preferred
a rather mixed end. as was natural-he
had NO many villains generally TO NC
commo,late. Thackery was a born
pessimist; but even he had to make be-
lieve very much that the wills were
found In books and old carriages; that
Dobbin WAS made happy, thanks to "A
moral miracle: that Give married
Ethel. and Ivanhoe Rowena. He knew
better; he knew very well how novels
end in real life, as any one may see by
studying the description OF Give at
Barnes Newcome's lecture. But he
was obliged, and very properly. to give
his readers the necessary lump Of sugar
ri the bottom Of the teacup.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-16
Nv. HUaux. S.AAJOR.
J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
BANKERS,
MEEKER, COLORADO.

TrAnAcs 6ersrai Banking Business.
Hishsss price paid for County warrants. In
sss~s. aiiows-i on Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn IN Eastern Cities and Europ~.
Correspondents, kounise bros., New York;
Ysrss National Rank, Omaha; Colorado
National Hank, Denver; J. ". Husus Co..
kaulins, Wyo.
Collections Pre0Psiy AssssAe1 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-15
ATCTION SALES.
BY John w. Graham, Auctionecr.

VIRUsTEE'S SALE or LAND IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust from ]. F. Shreye
and wife, dated March 3tst, 1885, and duly re-
corded ia Fairfax County Court in liber E, No. D,
folio 90 and being thereto required by the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee in
said deed viii offer for sale at public auction on
the premises, al three O'Clock p. nl., on SATUR-
DAY, the 9th day of March, 1887, the TRACT
OF LAND conveyed 10 him by said deed, and de-
scrbed IS follows: - tract OF land situate, lying
anG beng the county Of Fairfax, and STATE
aforesaid neal Falls Church, and containing about
twenty.three acres, more or less, bounded on the
north By Henry Turner's land, on the west by the
land Of Truman Brush, on the cast By the land Of
Martha h. Donaldson, and or the south by the
laad of the Sfisses Ball. and being the same land
assigned to the said ]. L. Shrcve in the partition
OF the zeal estate of his father the late Benjamin
F. Shrcve."
Terms of Sale: Cash as to sufficient sum to
defray the expense of executing this trust and to
pay the sum of $1,539, with interest thereon
from March 31st 1856, until paid and if there
be any residue of said purchase money the same
to be made payable at such time and secured in
such manner rs the said j. f. shreve, his execu-
tors, administrators assigns shalt prescribe and
direct or in case of his or ther failure to give
such direction. at such time and in such manner
as the undersigned shall think fit
feb2 cots i. 4. VEiICH, Trustee.
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A T FRENcHs, 93 AND 95 KING STREET

~ NEW PATENq, .'MoIsrENER,n
for sealing envelopes, putting on stamps or mois-
tcning the fingers in counting money. Always
ready for use. SOC,
Now receiving ali tho new styles in Stationery,
and Visiting Cards; newest designs and finest
goods.
VALENTINES in any quantity by the dozen or
gross; all styles and prices
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING-I have arranged with Professor F. a.
Urso, for many years the Tuner for the CHECKER
ings to attend TO this branch of the business in
this city All orders left at the store will receive
feb5 GEO. E. FRENCH.
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Cofees have advanced
! j considerably, am offering them at low prices
sen23 j. y, NlLbOhN.
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yTIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the COrpo-
ration Court of the city OF Alexandra, on
the 10th ia: of February, 1887.
Adelaide Z St6;eielt, who sues by w. II. Zmmer-
man, her next friend, VS.. Carl Stetefelt, John
T. Zimmcrmnp, administrator with the will
annexed Of " liam B. Richards, deceased, jos
scph Marshall and Eva j. Marshall, his wife
Alexander x. Weeks and Martha L. Weeks, his
wife, Archibald L. Shefer and Edith NJ. Shefer
his wife Priscilla VI. Richards, Bessie L. Rich
ards Arthur o. Richards. Leah S. Richards, Lu-
cy G.. Richards, David L. Smoot and Laura w.
Smoot his wife, Virginia Smoot, Wallace c.
Price and Harriet Price, his wife, Priscilla
Smoot Rosellc SmOot, Charles Calvert Smoot,
Laura Smoot, Louise Richards, widow OF VIM.
B. Richards, and William B. Richards. IN
chancery.
Memo The object of this suit is to obtain de-
cree under the Code Of Virginia 1873, chapter
112, 20-24, Tor the sale of the real and personal
property devised and bequeathed by William B.
Richards 10 the complainant for her life, remain
der to her children, if she should have any, but
should she die without issue, then to the children
of William Burton Richards and Laura Wngfcld
SmoOt. and an Investment of the proceeds OF sale
for the use and benefit of the complainant, subject
to the limitations of William Z. Richardss will.
The defendants, David l.. Smoot, Laura Wing
field Smoot Virginia Smoot Wallace {. Price,
Harriet Price Priscilla Smoot Roselle Smoot,
Charles Calvert Smoot, Laura SmOot, Joseph Mar
shall, Eva J. Marshall, Alexander X. Weeks, Mar
tha L. Weeks Archibald L. Sbefcr, Edith NJ She
fer, William B. Richards, Priscilla NJ. Richards,
Bessie l.. Richards, Arthur o. Richards, Leah s.
Richards, Lucy G. Richards and Carl Stctefeldt
not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act Of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by affidavit that they arc not res
idents OF this State. it is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted nthe Alexandria GAZETTE, a news
paper published in the city of Alexandria, once
week for four successive weeks and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this city.
JOHN S. BEACH Clerk.
George A. Mashbach, p.q. teb1O w4w
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George A. Mushbach, p, q. :eb1o w4w

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
V Court of Alexandria county, on the goth day
of January, 1887.
George A. Mushbach and James R. Cation, trus-
tees OF the Capital Pressed Brick Company, VS..
Albert c. stevena, Joseph S. Lawrence and
George r Stevens, partners, trading and doing
business in Washington, y. c. under the firm
name aud style of Stevens, Lawrence & Co., and
the Columbia Brick Company.
Memo The object of this suit is to attach and
subject. to the payment of plaintiffs claim for
S53820, with interest from October 9th, 1856,
against Stevens, Lawrence {; Co, the debt due by
the Columbia Brick Company to Stevens, Law
renee a Co.. and the stock held by Joseph S. Law
renee, Albert C. Stevens and George F. Stevens or
any one of them in said Columbia Brick Company
The defendants. Albert c. Stevens, Joseph s.
Lawrence and George F. Stevens, not having en-
tered their appearance and given securi-
ty according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing
by an affidavit that they are not residents of this
State: It is ordered that the said defendants ap-
pear here within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE, newspaper published in the city Of
Alexandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House of
this county. A copy-test
Z. II. YOUNG, Clerk.
j. K H. Norton D. q. jan26 w4w
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LEGAL.

IhGlNIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor.
poration Court Of The city of Alexandria. on
the 18th day of February 1887.
george h. EntwiSe and Augusta Entwisle his
wife, VS.. ihoma 5. Entwislo in his own right
and as administrator of Mary II B. Rotchford
deceased, AID Mary u. Entwisle. his wife. Isasr
Il. Entwis!e snd Jessie E. Entwisle. his wife
Katie b. Entwisle. Joseph Brummett and Aliens
/. Brummett, his wife William s. Crown and
Emma G. Crown, his wife, Charles 4. Entwisle
and Mamie /. Entwisle, his wife William B.
Entwisle and Elizabeth G. Entwisle his wife.
benjamin +. EntwiSle. Frances b. Entwisle
mary J.: kntwslc and Emma V. Entwisle.
Hlemo lhe object Of this suit is to obtain u
Gecree or the partition O! the real estate of which
Mary II. g. Rotchford died seized and possessed.
Hhc IL partition thereofis is not practicable. then
iof 4 sale OF the same and distribution of the pro
ceeds among tho parties entitled thereto.
Ihe defendants Thomas B. Entwisle and Mary
NJ Entwi5lo his wife Isaac u. EntwisIe and
Jessie E. Entwisle his wife, Katie 3. Entwlslc.
Joseph Brummctt and Alena p. Brummett. his
wife, William S Crown and Ennis G. Crown. his
wife, aud Elizabeth G. Entwslc wife OF William
s. EntwiSe, not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according 10 the act of As.
semby anG the rules OF this Court. and
1t appearin, by affidavit that they are not
residents 0f this SGato: Ii is ordered that the
SAID defendants appear here within one month af-
ter due publication of this order. and d6 what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. a newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for foursuc-
oessye weeks, and posted at the front door of the
Court House of this city. A copy-teste
JOHN S BEACH, Clerk
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ETlRGINIA: At Rules held in tho Clerks
Office of the Corporation Court of the city OF
Alexandria on the 9ih day of February, 1887.
George Young vs samuel II. Luut, administrator
of Eleanor Young. deceased, John H. Jackson
and Annie jackson. his wife, John S. Young.
Emma J. Young Elhel Young, Milton Young,
David L Smoot, =, r. Greenough and c. II.
CowlinF. II chaucesy
Memo the object Of this suit is to obtain de-
cree for the sale o: the property real and person.
81 Of which Eleanor Young died seized and pos
sesscd, and tho application Of the proceeds to the
payment Of ccbt OF S2,373 90 due by said
Eleanor Young, deceased. to the complainant, in
cuding nOie fol 5375 secured by deed of trust
on said real estate.
The defendants, Emma j. young, Ethel Young
Milton Young and David l.. Smoot not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cnriing to the act Of Assembly and the rules of
this CoUrt, ana it appearing by affidavit that they
not residents OF this State, it is ordered that
said defendants appear here within one month
SITTER due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary protect their interest in this suit,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door OF the Court House of this city. copy: test
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
George i. Mushbach, p. q. feb12 w4w
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g1RUsTEE's SALE or LAND IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY.
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J. K. Ii. Norton, p. q.